As a child, I owned something called the Lego “Expert Builder Car”. It was a fascinating product. From one box of a thousand or so Lego pieces, it was possible to build many different kinds of cars, up to and including a two-seat roadster with a working transmission. Top-notch fun, and if Lego eventually took it off the market in favor of less advanced kits focusing on Star Wars, Disneyworld, and (possibly) Twilight then we have only the abject failure of the American educational system to blame.
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Robstar - The article says automakers don’t sell 3 cylinder engines, but I thought the Smart car had/has a 3?
mkirk - Having looked at the Panther WIKI page, I still prefer the early ones and would add a Panther based Continental to the list. Panther + Opera window = win!
mkirk - They are hard to register if you do get em and the Army doesn’t let the ones you would want hit the civilian market…the non up armored ones upgraded...
DeadWeight - You will be able to have your Ford-Lincoln with any motor you wish so long as it has 4 or fewer cylinders. Black paint may or may not an extra cost option.
Gentle Ted - Why not? They have been used in most Countries other than in North America, Gasoline or Petrol is very expensive outside of the USA so good 4 cyl engines...
jpolicke - It’s nice that GM is funding some local summer jobs, and it’s good to see the retirees come out and get involved. . The kids...
Praxis - Doesn’t Detroit already have over 200,000 able-bodied citizens not currently employed? Certainly that mass of idle civic-minded manpower...
NormSV650 - They are going to learn from retirees? Pre-bankruptcy retirees?? I hope they don’t teach the students to take too many breaks and...
John Rosevear - “The 2 Series starts at” and “M2″ are vastly different concepts, pricewise, in BMW-land.
BrentNelson - BMW is great brand in automotive sector which launched great cars which running with latest updates.